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    Old 06-18-2010, 07:35 AM
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    Does anyone know how to use their strips of left over quilting fabric to crochet a rug? I am a beginner quilter and crocheter. I make my afagans by granny square pattern. Can anyone give instructions to make a rug using your leftover fabric? sss
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    I have seen them. Looks like you just do a single crochet in a circle with uniform stirps of fabric. You would need to mark probably 3 places to do increases in your round to get it to lay flat. Good luck! I would check at about.com they have lots of free patterns.
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    Originally Posted by Pam
    I have seen them. Looks like you just do a single crochet in a circle with uniform stirps of fabric. You would need to mark probably 3 places to do increases in your round to get it to lay flat. Good luck! I would check at about.com they have lots of free patterns.
    I made some...check further back i the pictures on the posts and I showed some I did..i used info from about.com /crochet
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    Originally Posted by Sue Fish
    Originally Posted by Pam
    I have seen them. Looks like you just do a single crochet in a circle with uniform stirps of fabric. You would need to mark probably 3 places to do increases in your round to get it to lay flat. Good luck! I would check at about.com they have lots of free patterns.
    I made some...check further back i the pictures on the posts and I showed some I did..i used info from about.com /crochet
    Here is the URL for the one's that Sue Fish did:
    http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-47661-1.htm
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    Originally Posted by Sue Fish
    Originally Posted by Pam
    I have seen them. Looks like you just do a single crochet in a circle with uniform stirps of fabric. You would need to mark probably 3 places to do increases in your round to get it to lay flat. Good luck! I would check at about.com they have lots of free patterns.
    I made some...check further back i the pictures on the posts and I showed some I did..i used info from about.com /crochet
    Here's from About.com:
    http://crochet.about.com/library/weekly/aa100299.htm
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